Step 2: connecting with a usb cable – Sony HDR-UX1 User Manual
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Step 2: Connecting with a USB cable
The following section describes how to connect your camcorder to a computer using a USB cable and
make the computer recognize your camcorder.
Connection image (USB cable and USB jack)
Before performing the following procedure, make sure you have installed Picture Motion Browser on
your computer.
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Note that if you do not turn on the power and make the connections in the order described in the
following steps, your computer may not recognize your camcorder.
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When connecting your camcorder to a computer, make sure you insert the connector in the correct direction. Do not insert
the connector forcibly as it may damage the cable or your camcorder.
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Your camcorder is compatible with Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0). You can transfer data at a faster rate using a computer
compatible with Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0). When you connect a USB interface not compatible with Hi-Speed USB (USB
2.0), the data transfer ratio will be that of USB 1.1 (USB Full-Speed).
1
Turn on the computer.
Close all applications running on the computer.
2
Connect your camcorder to a power source, and turn on your camcorder.
Use the AC Adaptor as the power source.
For operating the POWER switch, refer to the Operating Guide supplied with your camcorder.
3
Insert a recorded disc or a “Memory Stick Duo” into your camcorder.
4
Connect the USB cable to the USB jack on the camcorder firmly.
For the location of the USB jack, refer to the Operating Guide supplied with your camcorder.
5
Connect the other end of the USB cable to the USB port on your computer.
The [USB SELECT] screen is displayed on the screen of your camcorder.
The options you can select on the [USB SELECT] screen are [
COMPUTER], [
COMPUTER],
and [
PRINT].
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When the screen is not displayed, select the item from the menu. For selecting the menu, refer to the operating
instructions supplied with your camcorder.
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When using videos recorded on a disc, select [
COMPUTER]. When using ones in a
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